Sentence examples for public correctly from inspiring English sources

But the public correctly sensed something disingenuous about Mr. Romney's campaign.

Either way, The Times would keep alive a story that the public correctly recognized as insubstantial.

Mr. Feeley added: "I believe he has read the public correctly on this.

Although the tax allocation model that's been in place for half a century is no longer a sustainable funding source, the public correctly views infrastructure as more than just an emerging asset class.

The blind test at the Edinburgh Science Festival saw 578 members of the public correctly identify the "cheap" or "expensive" wines only 50% of the time.

Chancellor Merkel read public opinion correctly when she declared that each country should look after its own financial institutions instead of the European Union doing it collectively.

Roddick's agent, Donald Dell, gauged the winds of public opinion correctly in an e-mail message after Roddick fell to Federer by 16-14 in the decisive fifth set.

On one side the public feels, correctly, that politicians like Al Gore, who use those half-truths to push for half-responsible policies, are talking down to them.

After Microsoft's software vulnerabilities drew significant negative attention — one of the few times the public has correctly affixed blame to a software company — Bill Gates himself addressed the issue in 2002 in his now famous "Trustworthy Computing" memo.

But the published version of his speech was revised into "we should improve [our] abilities in handling the media, respect the communication principles for news and opinions, guide public opinion correctly, keep a close contact with the media, and accept oversight consciously".

Even so, the president may have read the public mood correctly in knowing that a smile and handshake are far more important to the American people than political infighting at a time when the entire culture has been riven with conflict.